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  • Student team wins NASA innovation funding

    Buckeye engineers are turning innovation into impact. The Sloopy Works team, one of only 14 U.S.-based university teams selected, has been awarded a GoAERO U.S. University Innovation grant from NASA for their autonomous search and rescue air vehicle design, which aims to enhance public safety and emergency response capabilities.
    Students from The Sloopy Works team work on a benchtop model at The Ohio State University Aerospace Research Center.
  • Ryan Brownfield and Mabel: A tail of second chances

    Ryan Brownfield, director of youth protection at Ohio State, and his rescue dog, Mabel, a Buckeye Paws certified therapy dog, both graduated in autumn 2024, symbolizing their shared dedication to growth and second chances.
  • Amy Wheeler on inspiring leadership

    Amy Wheeler's ties to The Ohio State University run deep. Her commitment to helping students succeed fuels her dedication to helping students thrive.
  • New central gateway for noncredit offerings

    In a significant advancement for noncredit workforce development and professional and lifelong learning, The Ohio State University has introduced a new noncredit enrollment management system.

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